Atlantis Beneath the Tide
Atlantis did not sink. Poseidon carried it into his kingdom beneath the sea.
★★★★★4.28 commentsStart with a playable opening, a route through the campaign, and a reveal that changes what the party thought it was doing.
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Atlantis did not sink. Poseidon carried it into his kingdom beneath the sea.
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